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Pollen
Is there no escaping it this season?? I just washed/polish/waxed my brand new 99 FB yesterday, today there was like a layer of pollen on it that I had to try to brush off.
Anyone figure out a way to escape this besides always parking in a garage? lol =O Or anybody else have experiences like this?
Anyone figure out a way to escape this besides always parking in a garage? lol =O Or anybody else have experiences like this?
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yes the duster is probally the only way.when i wash and wax mine i swear i dont even have all the wax off before i notice it on the side i just buffed.yes it sux but theres not much you can do besides live in a bubble
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Originally Posted by TransAm619
during this time of year, the california car duster is probably one of my best friends...
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Originally Posted by INMY01TA
I would hose it off rather than wipe/dust it off. Seems to me wiping it off may as well be rubbing sand in the paint.
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I work across the street from where they decided it would be a good idea to start a construction site. So now my once always pristine looking car is CONSTANLY covered in dust. Not just a little layer either, I have deposites of it in all cervices of the car. Then we get the little 5 minute sprinkles of rain to make sure I cant dust it off. I want to go across the street and choke every last one of those workers.
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Originally Posted by stokedporcupine
i feel all of your pain...